- Collection type
- Object
- Description
- Amulet. Tooth, called nab el-dib – tooth of a wolf. The tooth has two long roots attached. Used for a child who is ill and shaking. [ASh [OPS move] 31/10/2017]
- Geographical reference
- Person
- Field collector Winifred Susan Blackman
- PRM source Wellcome Institute
- PRM source Wellcome Historical Medical Museum
- Date
- Acquisition information
- Transferred: 1985
- Materials and processes
- Material Tooth, Material Animal Tooth
- Dimensions
- Depth: max 9 mm, Width: max 17 mm, Length: max 43 mm
- Object numbers
- Accession number: 1985.54.2301 Other numbers: A 110397 436? 438?
1985.54.2301
Amulet. Tooth, called nab el-dib – tooth of a wolf. The tooth has two long roots attached. Used for a child who is ill and shaking. [ASh [OPS move] 31/10/2017]
1985.54.2301
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